International Film Music Critics Association Award for Best Original Score for Television

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International Film Music Critics Association Award for Best Original Score for Television
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First awarded2004
Most awards Bear McCreary
Most nominationsBear McCreary

The International Film Music Critics Association Award for Best Original Score for Television is an annual award given by the International Film Music Critics Association (IFMCA). Established in 2004, the award is given to the composer of a television score based on two criteria: "the effectiveness, appropriateness and emotional impact of the score in the context of the film for which it was written; and the technical and intellectual merit of the composition when heard as a standalone listening experience." [1] The awarding period runs January 1 through December 31 every year, and IFMCA members vote for the winner the following February.

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As of 2022, 57 composers have been nominated for the International Film Music Critics Association Award for Best Original Score for Television. The first award was given to Steve Bartek and Danny Elfman for their work on the television series Desperate Housewives . The most recent recipients was Bear McCreary for his work on the series Masters of the Universe: Revelation . McCreary has also been nominated thirteen times and won three. Three composers have been nominated multiple times in a year: Ramin Djawadi, Robert Lane, and Bear McCleary.

Winners and nominations

In the tables below, winners are marked by a light green background and a double-dagger symbol (‡).

2000s

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Danny Elfman (2004 winner) in 2022
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Joe Hisaishi (2007 winner) in 2011
YearTelevision SeriesComposer(s)NetworkRef.
Awards in the 2000s
2004 Desperate Housewives ‡ Steve Bartek (series)
Danny Elfman (theme)		 ABC [2]
Earthsea Jeff Rona Sci Fi
Helter Skelter Mark Snow CBS
Lost Michael Giacchino ABC
Salem's Lot Christopher Gordon
Lisa Gerrard 		TNT
2005 Lost ‡ Michael Giacchino ABC [3]
Battlestar Galactica Bear McCreary Sci Fi
Into the West Geoff Zanelli TNT
Stargate Atlantis Joel Goldsmith Sci Fi
Warm Springs Bruce Broughton HBO
2006 Planet Earth ‡ George Fenton BBC One [4] [5]
Battlestar Galactica Bear McCreary Sci Fi
Lost Michael Giacchino ABC
The Ten Commandments Randy Edelman ABC
24 Sean Callery Fox
2007 The Legend ‡ Joe Hisaishi MBC [6] [7] [8]
Battlestar Galactica Bear McCreary Sci Fi
Doctor Who Murray Gold BBC One
Lost Michael Giacchino ABC
Tin Man Simon Boswell Sci Fi
2008 John Adams ‡Robert Lane
Joseph Vitarelli		 HBO [9]
Battlestar Galactica Bear McCreary Sci Fi
Lost Michael Giacchino ABC
Merlin Robert Lane BBC One
Pane e libertà Ennio Morricone Rai 1
2009 Battlestar Galactica ‡ Bear McCreary Syfy [10] [11]
Caprica Bear McCrearySyfy
Life George Fenton BBC One
Lost Michael Giacchino ABC
Yellowstone Edmund Butt BBC Two

2010s

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Federico Jusid (2013, 2014, 2015 winner) in 2014
John Debney (2017, 2019 winner) in 2013 John Debney.JPG
John Debney (2017, 2019 winner) in 2013
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Murray Gold (2012 winner) in 2008
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Hildur Guðnadóttir (2019 winner) in 2007
Awards in the 2010s
YearTelevision SeriesComposer(s)NetworkRef.
2010 Human Target ‡ Bear McCreary Fox [12] [13]
An Eye for an EyeMarc Vaíllo TV3
Doctor Who Murray Gold BBC One
Lost Michael Giacchino ABC
Time of Honor Bartosz Chajdecki TVP2
2011Ermessenda‡Arnau Bataller TV3 [14]
Doctor Who Murray Gold BBC One
Downton Abbey John Lunn PBS
Game of Thrones Ramin Djawadi HBO
Sherlock David Arnold
Michael Price 		PBS
2012 Doctor Who ‡ Murray Gold BBC One [15] [16]
Downton Abbey John Lunn PBS
Green Lantern: The Animated Series Frederik Wiedmann Cartoon Network
Isabel Federico Jusid La 1
Priceless Naoki Satō Fuji TV
2013 Isabel ‡ Federico Jusid La 1 [17] [18]
Da Vinci’s Demons Bear McCreary Starz
Game of Thrones Ramin Djawadi HBO
The Time in Between Cesar Benito Antena 3
Time of Honor Bartosz Chajdecki TVP2
2014 Isabel ‡ Federico Jusid La 1 [19] [20]
Fargo Jeff Russo FX
Gunshi Kanbei Yugo Kanno NHK
The Leftovers Max Richter HBO
Penny Dreadful Abel Korzeniowski Showtime
2015 Carlos, rey emperador ‡ Federico Jusid La 1 [21] [22]
Fargo Jeff Russo FX
Outlander Bear McCreary Starz
Texas Rising Bruce Broughton
John Debney 		History
Wolf Hall Debbie Wiseman PBS
2016 Game of Thrones ‡ Ramin Djawadi HBO [23] [24] [25]
The Night Manager Victor Reyes AMC
Penny Dreadful Abel Korzeniowski Showtime
Stranger Things Kyle Dixon
Michael Stein
as Survive 		Netflix
Westworld Ramin DjawadiHBO
2017 The Orville ‡ Bruce Broughton (Theme; "Old Wounds")
John Debney
Joel McNeely
Andrew Cottee		 Fox [26] [27]
Alias Grace Mychael Danna & Jeff Danna Netflix
Game of Thrones Ramin Djawadi HBO
Morocco: Love in Times of War Federico Jusid Netflix
Naotora: The Lady Warlord Yoko Kanno NHK
2018 Lost in Space ‡ Christopher Lennertz Netflix [28] [29]
Cathedral of the Sea Federico Jusid Antena 3
Frontier LoveMark Chait—
Westworld Ramin Djawadi HBO
Yellowstone Brian Tyler Paramount Network
2019 Chernobyl ‡ Hildur Guðnadóttir HBO [30] [31]
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Daniel Pemberton
Samuel Sim 		Netflix
His Dark Materials Lorne Balfe HBO
Good Omens David Arnold Amazon
The Orville John Debney
Joel McNeely
Andrew Cottee		 Fox

2020s

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Michael Price (2020 nominee) in 2021
Awards in the 2020s
YearTelevision SeriesComposer(s)NetworkRef.
2020 The Queen's Gambit ‡ Carlos Rafael Rivera Netflix [32] [33]
Dracula David Arnold
Michael Price 		Netflix
His Dark Materials Lorne Balfe HBO
Lovecraft Country Laura Karpman
Raphael Saadiq		HBO
The Mandalorian Ludwig Göransson Disney+
2021 Masters of the Universe: Revelation ‡ Bear McCreary Netflix [34] [35]
Cobra Kai Leo Birenberg
Zach Robinson		Netflix
Foundation Bear McCreary Apple TV+
Loki Natalie Holt Disney+
Lost in Space Christopher Lennertz Netflix

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